How should a wooden classroom chair be classified by its state of matter?

The canteen serves coffee in a cup. What state of matter is the coffee?

An uncovered drinking glass appears empty but contains air. In what state is the air?

An iced tea drink contains tea, ice and a glass container. Which pair contains one solid and one liquid?

Ben tilts a closed bottle of rubbing alcohol. Which observation supports classifying its contents as a liquid?

A party balloon contains helium. How would you classify the helium inside it?

A librarian moves a closed book from a shelf into a box without damaging it. What happens to the book's shape and volume?

Paolo sorts vinegar, chalk and pourable cooking oil. Which pair belongs in the same state-of-matter group?

Ana blows air into a rubber balloon. Which statement correctly compares the air and the balloon's rubber?

The school clinic stores cotton and gauze. Under what state of matter should their fibers be listed?

Honey moves slowly when poured from a jar. How should the honey be classified at room temperature?

An aquarium pump releases air bubbles underwater. How should the air inside a bubble and the surrounding water be classified, in that order?

Loose soil can be poured into a garden pot. What state of matter are its individual mineral grains?

Pourable cooking oil is placed in a pan beside a wooden spoon. Which material takes the shape of the pan's interior?

Rico records the volume of water in a small cup. What metric unit is suitable for this measurement?

In the pictured chopsuey, which pair contains two solid ingredients?

Liza transfers all the water from a cup into a wider bowl without spilling. What happens to its shape and volume?

The box models how a material's tiny particles are arranged. What state of matter does it represent?

You find an unfamiliar substance in the school clinic. What should you find out from the clinic staff before handling it?

For a halo-halo serving, classify the crushed ice, milk, and air above it, in that order.